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If working on software teams feels complicated, frustrating, and filled with politics - that's just because your eyes are open. Unfortunately, you do need to make a living! So how do you keep up with the demands of your tech job and still have a life outside of work? Hi I'm Jayme Edwards, and I've had a 26 year career in the software industry filled with thrilling victories - and maddening drama. With so many problems in our industry, the more money I made the more ridiculous people's expect ...
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The fashion industry has become well known for its involvement in the climate crisis and social injustices. However, with this knowledge comes action, with a growing number of brands and experts stepping up to improve industry practices. From developing circularity solutions to supporting worker communities. On The Sustainable Fashion Wingman, we talk to the innovators, careers, and brands making a positive impact in the industry. Helping you dress, live, and work more sustainably. Listen as ...
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All the crime in half the time!® Because you've got a lot of mysteries to solve. Subscribe so you never miss a recap with Chris Nathan and Amy Townsend. Watch video episodes three times a week @truecrimerecaps on YouTube, Facebook, TikTok, and Snapchat.
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January 3, 2001—four days after the fire and murder, that was the day Phil Welch’s name surfaced for the first time. Had the police dug deeper into that lead, Ashley Freeman and Lauria Bible may have been found alive. As of 2024, the search continues for Ashley's and Lauria's bodies. Do you believe the truth will ever be fully revealed? Get all the…
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It’s said Marion’s ghost still lingers. When the old Parker house was bought in 1988, the new owners swore they heard footsteps at night and found items out of place. They believed they shared the space with a benevolent, childlike, non-threatening spirit. A fitting description of Marion Parker, the girl who never made it home for Christmas. Did th…
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Making videos, podcasts, or blogs could be just what your career as a programmer needs. But it could also be a complete waste of time. Many programmers become influencers, but there are two very different reasons for doing so. In this episode, I share the difference between being a pure influencer, or posting online for content marketing. Content m…
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In this episode, we dive into the heart of Manchester's fashion scene with Caroline Herz, Co-founder of The Yard Atelier. The Yard Atelier is a community-driven project offering a collaborative space for emerging designers to embark on their sustainable fashion journey. We explore Caroline's background in the fashion industry, leading to her pivota…
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Six years ago I was suddenly struck with chronic insomnia where I couldn't sleep more than 3 hours a night. This lasted for nearly 3 years, and I struggled through sleep studies, behavioral changes, and all the typical tips you read online about overcoming insomnia. Working as a programmer in the tech industry can create a lot of anxiety because we…
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On March 12, 2011 before 8:00 a.m., the Lululemon manager walks into a scene of horror: an unlocked door, lights still on, and a store ransacked. As she cautiously calls out, a painful moan responds, setting off a chain of events that would shock an entire community. - Was this really about a pair of yoga pants? Sounds like Brittany had been caught…
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In this episode, we delve into the dynamic world of sustainable fashion careers with Joseph Mountain, a trailblazer who has swiftly risen in the industry. Joseph, a graduate of Manchester Metropolitan University, shares his journey from fashion student to sustainability strategist at N Brown Group. He discusses pivotal moments, including the incept…
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We programmers love to "do it ourselves", and this can help us stay productive and keep ourselves busy. But the dark side of this tendency, is that it can make it harder to get help - when we actually need it. In this episode, I share some ways I've learned that software engineers are trained by society, the workforce, and the software industry to …
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Zhang Bo and Ye Chengchen were executed on January 31, 2024. The only surviving character in this story is Zhang’s ex-wife. She has to live with the image of her babies plummeting 15 stories to their deaths. She can’t help but wonder, “Were they desperate? Were they afraid?” If she had a say, she would have pushed Zhang and Ye off a balcony herself…
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In this episode, we talk with Paull Skevington, founder of the start-up brand Parietti, about his goal of providing cyclists with a more sustainable option of cyclewear. We hear of Paul’s background from his origins in the UK to his family’s relocation to Spain where he found the inspiration for Parietti. In Paul’s words, cyclewear has a polyester …
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Ever try to sell someone on why you're the right person for them to hire in tech? Or maybe you have a software product or offer freelance IT consulting services you need to sell? I'll bet you've run into the situation where the other person you're talking to doesn't seem to "get" why you're the best solution to their tech problems. In this episode,…
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The tragic end of Laken Riley’s morning run has left University of Georgia community in shock. Uncover the swift justice that followed, the eerie footage that led to an arrest, and the unsettling revelations from the neighbors of the accused. This is a developing case, with more details expected to come out as Jose starts his journey through the le…
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On the first software project of my career, I thought doing a good job was all that mattered to move ahead. And while I was successful, I was manipulated by many other programmers through political games. After that experience, I was tempted many times in my career to fight dirty. And sometimes, I made the wrong decision. In this episode, I share t…
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After my first decade of coding, I learned so much I thought: "I must be at least somewhat intelligent, right?". But there was something more valuable I lacked - wisdom. Without wisdom, you'll make decisions in your career that look right in the short term - but turn out disastrous over time. Wisdom is the ability to make decisions when the rules d…
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If you want a lasting career in software development, you've got to be wiser than your average coder. There's a lot of advice that promotes short-term thinking around programming, and if you aren't careful you can burn your bridges before you reach the finish line. In this episode, I share what I've learned about why most programmers don't last in …
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As of 2023, Robert is still alive and still in prison. He’s in his 70s now, and hopefully, he’ll stay in jail for the rest of his life. He’s regarded as the most prolific serial killer in Canadian history. Ask any Canadian about him and they’ll probably tell you that around those parts Robert Pickton is known as “The Pig Farmer Killer,” or simply b…
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The familiar question "should I stay or should I go?" is common to programmers, or really anyone in a tech job. But it's tempting to just bail the moment you don't like some aspect of the job, hoping for greener pastures. The flipside of this is when you probably should have left a long time ago but you stick around! Hey, I've been there. It's easy…
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In a written statement, Jennifer wanted to remind everyone never to take life for granted. "You never know what tomorrow will bring. Always remember to take the time to tell your loved ones you love them." Good advice from a family who knows a thing or two about the way life can turn on a dime. What do you think about family stories like this one? …
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Dive into the mysterious case of Rebecca Zahau! We explore the puzzling circumstances surrounding her death at the Spreckels Mansion. Was it truly a suicide, or does the evidence suggest a more sinister plot? Join us as we unravel the layers of this intriguing case, suggested by several of our dedicated subscribers. Thank you for watching us and sh…
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You already know working in tech while staying in a romantic relationship is hard if you spend a lot of time on the computer. But there are other even more dangerous aspects of a tech job that can risk losing your romantic partner if you aren't careful. In this episode, I share lessons I've learned while married for 25 years to the same woman - and…
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When Jeffrey Dahmer was finally caught, he admitted he was planning to build a shrine in his apartment, using his victims' remains. He even drew this sketch of the altar – complete with labels where 10 different painted skulls, whole skeletons and incense would be displayed on and around a black table. Have you heard of how Jeffrey Dahmer was caugh…
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If you've never been an addict, you may be surprised to know many programmers (and other people in tech job roles) struggle with drug use. Nobody working in tech is a stranger to stress and pressure! But sometimes the ways we cope are unhealthy. If you're currently using, I've been honest and transparent with you - I've been there. I was a marijuan…
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The popular thing to do when faced with a toxic software project - is to complain until you get out. But a healthier alternative, is to use it as an opportunity to get stronger in your tech career. In this episode I share some things I learned by reflecting back on my career through the lens of the book of Proverbs from the Christian Bible. It show…
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With all that said, you probably have some thoughts. And you’re not alone. Sarah’s hands aren’t totally clean. She did buy the gun that killed Andrew and Tricia. She did try to hide the bodies and help Richard get away with murder. She did escape from prison. She did do all those things. But did she kill two people in cold blood, then let her boyfr…
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It’s a new year and a new episode of the podcast, where we talk with Caroline Trend from the start-up creative hub, De Ronde, and Ben Atkinson, founder of start-up brand, GoofyPro. We hear how De Ronde supports sports brands in every aspect of launching and developing, particularly, in a sustainable way. And we hear from Ben’s perspective, how De R…
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If you're a programmer tired of the corporate grind, and thinking about starting a software company - watch out. I tried this twice and failed, but the third time went much better. Here are some practical tips to avoid pitfalls as a software engineer if you want to start a software company - and be successful! Download my free Career Guide here: ht…
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Maybe it’s more of a fable—the story of a man who could have had it all but chose to live a simple life instead. Even Death couldn’t take that away from him. Have you heard of such an extraordinary case before? Get all the crime in half the time! Watch True Crime Recaps on Facebook, TikTok, YouTube or Snapchat! Follow us on Instagram and Twitter. N…
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Luka can’t resist the urge to stir up any kind of drama he can. In 2022, he tried taking the Canadian Government to court in a bid to be transferred out of maximum security. It didn’t work. Have you watched Don't F**k With Cats before? What are your thoughts on it? Get all the crime in half the time! Watch True Crime Recaps on Facebook, TikTok, You…
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